Shadowing Practice: Entrevista de trabajo EEUU. Que decir exactamente en inglés - Learn English Speaking with Video

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Music Hi,
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how can I help you?
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I'm here for the job interview.
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Well, good.
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Just have a seat and I'll be with you shortly.
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Thank you.
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Thank you very much.
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You will be surprised how many people don't pay attention to those details.
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As a way of respect to the person who is interviewing, never answer your phone during a interview.
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Don't pay attention to what he does.
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No he's eating his fingers.
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No he's playing with his hands, with his fingers.
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No he's trying to get your fingers.
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Don't pay attention to everything he's doing and control his nerves.
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Show him respect to the person who is attending.
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and put attention while talking.
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No put on the wall or what there is behind you.
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Or above in the ceiling.
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Let's start with the interview.
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In this first section, he will ask how I got to know about this company.
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And I have two answers here that you could give in case you ask this.
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In the first response, I will say that I saw their announcement in the newspaper.
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In the second response, I will say that one of my friends or friends who work there, told me that they had an open position.
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So tell me, how did you find out about this company?
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I saw your ad in the newspapers.
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A friend of mine who works here told me that you had an opening.
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Continuamos with the class.
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Now he's going to ask me about my experience.
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He's going to ask if I've done this type of work before.
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I'll answer that yes.
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We're going to invent a company.
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I'm going to tell you that I worked for ABC engines and I worked for three years.
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All right, Daniel, have you ever done this type of work before?
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Yes, I have.
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I worked for ABC Motors for three years.
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You know what?
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I don't have experience doing this kind of work, but I'll tell you one thing.
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I'm a fast learner.
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The reason
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I left my previous job is because I'm looking for better opportunities.
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I'm looking for a company that I can grow with.
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I did my research and I can definitely say, this is a company I want to be a part of.
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Muchas veces le van a preguntar esto, le van a preguntar, tell me about yourself.
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Tell me about yourself.
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Esto puede ser una pregunta, digamos una pregunta como un truco, porque si le preguntan esto, usted, la gente va a empezar a decir,
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Oh, pues a mí me gusta el equipo de fútbol tal, tal.
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O yo fui a la escuela tal, tal.
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Empiezas a decir cosas que a lo mejor no tienen nada que ver.
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Vas a estar perdiendo una oportunidad si dice cosas que no le van a beneficiar en esa entrevista.
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Diga cosas que reflejen lo que usted puede hacer por esa compañía.
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Vamos a mantenerlo simple.
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Ahora que me pregunte, tell me about yourself.
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Dime acerca de ti.
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Le voy a dar tres respuestas.
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I'm a good team player.
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Que trabajo bien en equipo.
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I've got good people skills.
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Que yo sé tratar con la gente.
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Y le voy a decir que nunca falto al trabajo.
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I never miss work.
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So tell me about yourself.
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Well, I'm a good team player.
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I've got good people skills.
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I never miss work.
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Remember that important is to be dressed well.
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The most presentable is to be a good idea to wear a corbata.
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But it is not absolutely necessary, always when you are well clean,
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well present, because we have to leave the best impression possible of all the people who are going to interview.
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You want to remember it.
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So what we want to do through all of that is to go out of all other people.
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Next, I'm going to ask two things that I sometimes ask in interviews.
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What are your strengths and what are your weaknesses?
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Where is one?
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Where are son sus debilidades y dónde está fuerte.
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En esta primera pregunta me va a preguntar dónde soy fuerte, ¿verdad?
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What are your strengths?
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Y también me va a preguntar cómo puede beneficiar eso a la compañía.
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La respuesta va a ser simple.
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Y le voy a dar una respuesta por cada pregunta.
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Le voy a decir que yo soy muy fuerte en esta área.
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Que yo trabajo muy bien bajo presión.
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Eso es muy bueno.
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Es algo muy bueno que uno puede decir.
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Y le voy a decir que en la compañía donde yo trabajaba, fui el mejor vendedor por dos años de corrido.
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Al ser una persona, un super vendedor, seguro que la persona estaba bajo presión porque había mucha competencia.
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Y con toda esa experiencia, puedo traer algo nuevo a la mesa o para la compañía.
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What are your strengths and how do you think those are going to benefit this company?
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Well, I'll have to say when things get a little crazy or hectic, I think I work very well under pressure.
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Before I left ABC Motors, I was the top salesperson two years in a row.
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And with all that experience, I believe I can bring something new to the table.
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okay awesome so I've heard about your strengths but what are your weaknesses
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My biggest weakness in the past was
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that I would get too caught up on a job
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or a project and I wanted to do it all by myself until I realized the importance of teamwork.
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When you work as a team, you can get the job done faster.
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Here I have these other tips, put much attention to those tips.
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When you finish the interview, make sure to thank the person for the time they took to interview or to talk to you.
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Another thing, remember, we're trying to give you a good impression, and our goal is to try to tell you everything we can do for the company.
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Why do you need to contract or contratarlo a usted.
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Así que no se ponga a preguntar todavía acerca de dinero.
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Oiga, ¿y cuánto me van a pagar?
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Ni siquiera lo han contratado.
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Entonces, no es momento de estar preguntando cuánto pagan o a
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qué hora salimos y cuántos días festivos vamos a tener y que se pagan vacaciones y ese tipo de cosas.
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Otra cosa es esto.
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Si le preguntan si lo contratan, si nosotros lo contratamos, ¿cuándo puede empezar a trabajar si usted ya tiene un trabajo
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asegúrese de decirles a ver a que el current job at
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uic náuriz o amor una semana de perdido una semana que
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les avise que ya encontró otro trabajo eso es muy importante
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y ellos lo van a respetar vamos a terminar esa entrevista
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con broche de oro si ya usted pudo capturar su atención
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cuando diga eso al final esto le va a ayudar mucho
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y hay gente que viven aquí en los estados unidos norteamericanos
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que hablan inglés que no dicen este tipo de cosas por
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eso eso puede dejar una buena impresión porque a lo mejor
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no se van a imaginar que usted podría decirles algo así y eso es lo que voy a decir all
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that i ask is for one chance puede decir chance All
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that I ask is for one chance to prove to you that I'm the guy or I'm the person for this job.
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Que solamente le pido una oportunidad para demostrarle o para probarle que yo soy la persona para ese trabajo.
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Luego voy a decir, if you hire me, I promise you won't regret it.
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Que si usted me contrata, le prometo que no se va a arrepentir.
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Y finalmente voy a terminar con esto.
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Esto que le voy a decir a continuación, ponga mucha atención.
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Eso es muy importante.
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Esa va a ser su bala de plata.
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Voy a decir, I believe I can be a great asset to your company.
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Que yo creo que voy a ser un, como diciendo asset, es como un tesoro.
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Como algo que vale.
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I'm going to do something very good, a treasure for this company.
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Here it goes.
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Make sure you pay attention.
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All that I ask is that you give me one chance to prove to you that I'm the person for this job.
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If you hire me, I promise you won't regret it.
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I believe I can be a great asset to your company.
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Well, Daniel, I went over the paperwork.
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He seemed like a great guy.
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So I'll tell you what, I'm going to get with my boss, we're going to sit down, have a meeting, we're going to make a decision, and hopefully you'll be hearing from me soon.
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Sound fair enough?
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Sounds great.
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All right.
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All righty.
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Thank you, sir.
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I really appreciate your time.
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No problem at all.
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We appreciate your interest in this company.
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I look forward to hearing from you soon.
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Same here.
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You have a great day.
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You too, sir.
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Thank you.
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Hello?
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Can I speak to Daniel?
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This is he.
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Hey Daniel, this is John from SalesRUs.
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Hey, hi John.
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Guess what?
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Congratulations.
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You got the job.

About This Lesson

In this lesson, you will practice essential phrases and tactics to help you succeed in job interviews in the United States. The content discussed in the video demonstrates how to respond to common interview questions and emphasizes the importance of respect and communication skills during the interview process. By focusing on practical responses and body language, you'll be better prepared to present yourself effectively in an English-speaking environment.

Key Vocabulary & Phrases

  • Job interview - An opportunity for an employer to evaluate a candidate's suitability for a position.
  • Experience - Referring to the background and previous work you have in a specific field.
  • Open position - A job vacancy within a company that needs to be filled.
  • Fast learner - A person who quickly understands new information or skills.
  • Research - The act of gathering information about a company or position.
  • Tell me about yourself - A common interview question that allows you to introduce your background and skills.
  • Pay attention - The act of focusing on the speaker or situation to show respect and understanding.
  • Company growth - Indicates a desire for personal and professional development alongside a company.

Practice Tips

To make the most of your learning experience, consider using the shadowing technique while watching the interview segment in the video. This involves repeating what you hear immediately after the speaker, matching their speed and tone. The shadow speech method not only improves your pronunciation but also boosts your confidence in speaking English.

As you practice, keep an eye on the interviewer's body language and how the candidate remains focused. This will help you understand the shadow speak dynamic and its importance in an interview context. You may want to consider using a shadowing app to assist in practicing specific phrases and dialogues.

Finally, remember to engage actively with the content. Pause the video after key responses, practice them out loud, and refine your delivery based on your observations. This active participation will help you learn English with YouTube efficiently, particularly in mastering job interview scenarios.

What is the Shadowing Technique?

Shadowing is a science-backed language learning technique originally developed for professional interpreter training and popularized by polyglot Dr. Alexander Arguelles. The method is simple but powerful: you listen to native English audio and immediately repeat it out loud — like a shadow following the speaker with just a 1–2 second delay. Unlike passive listening or grammar drills, shadowing forces your brain and mouth muscles to simultaneously process and reproduce real speech patterns. Research shows it significantly improves pronunciation accuracy, intonation, rhythm, connected speech, listening comprehension, and speaking fluency — making it one of the most effective methods for IELTS Speaking preparation and real-world English communication.